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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-06-04
RAILROAD BUILDING INLOUiSIANA.

The rapidity of railroad construction
in Louisiana within the past few years
is cheering indication of general pro-
gress. No city or town of considerable
population feels happy without trunk
line passing through it or small tap
10 bring the shrieking locomotive TO
Its doors. A great many cow pastures
have been spoiled by the Innovation,
and star Ting echoes heard in solitudes
never before disturbed except by the
hunters rifle or the hooting of mid
night owls; but the most of people
don't mind it so long RS freight rates
are moderate aud land purchasers oc.
casionaiiy come into the neighbor-
hood.
How Iouma rejoiced when relieved
OF tedious stage drive over frequently
impossible roads, end the Morgan tap
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-06-04
HON. 3. F. JONAS.

After the laying of tho corner stone
Of Madison's new court house on the
first, on which occasion Mr.. Jonas was
one of the principal orators, he run
over here and spent the night in the
midst Of his true aud loyal friends Of
Ouachita. 1t goes without saying that
they were truly glad to see him. That
was manifested by the fact that as soon
as his presence became known his nu-
merous admirers went straight way 10
tender him q serenade and cali him
out for talk. They wanted to hear
again the voice that was uplifted in
their bshalt on every occasion in the
dark days when perhaps it was the
best policy TO keep ones mouth shut.
He was no half-and-hslf man, how
ever, and he is known now by his rec
ord of ls74-6-S, and by it has place
close to the hearts Of the people. Ell
PEASANT we may remark that Mr.. Jonas
will be urged for a seat in the United
States Senate before the next legisla'
ture. We do not know whether it i:
on the "slate' for him to get the nom
lnation or not but Of one thing we are
quite sure, it will be found that thu
people are at his back as they were
In 1884.
1t affords US pleasure TO note the fac
that Mr.. Jonas Is looking the picture
of health.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-06-04

II interest money which Judge
aud, by virtue of bis so per cent
n. divided with the various local
>9ards. without ever having
covered" at all would have
cured TO the benefit Of the
tldren OF the State.
was not being properly dis
among the several townships,
was, each year, being transferred to
s"',>ar.~-@tool fund, and every cent
--esilized for Legitimate edu-
imposes.
the folly OF the State Super
and the local boards, the
auge Of the manner in which
oney was to be expended has
'oa at no less price than the
one half.-P0tri0t-D Democrat
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-06-04
LAYING THE CORNER STONE.
Especial to Nicksburg Herald.


TALLULAIi, La, June 1.-The me
mortal day, the day that Madison par
ish had selected to mark a new era in
her progress, opened up dark and
threatening, with just enough rainfall
to make the day cooi and pleasant.
At an early hour teams were seen ap-
preaching from all directions loaded
with happy faces and gauzy mat Arials,
which was kept up al! the forenoon.
At 10 am. II special train arrived from
Monroe bringing large delegation of
masons with friends from there and
intermediate stations. AT 1880 the
west bound train arrived, augmenting
the large crowd already assembled.
At II the maSOns repaired to their
lodge room, organized, aud then
headed by the Monroe brass band, OF
which Alex. Benot is leader, marched
to the court house square where ele-
waited platforms had been erected wit h
ample seating capacity for the eighteen
hundred people gathered there.
G. NJ, &. f. Buck NJ. G. NJ, +. =.
Stnhhs s. w, DR.. l.. NJ. Brooks; q.
w, ID. n. Barrow Secretary, J. c.
Batchelor; =. D., }. Il. Talbcrt; j. D.,
l.. ". i't'SPh thHiS'" - II. Nc
Guirc; Chapiair, i. I'rcHevant
Sword bearer, w. II. Roberts; Stew
ards, NJ j. Dnty, L. w heatley, =. Stein,
J. $. Summer!iu; Howell. architect,
and Tylor, j. tail, conducted the
ceremonies of laying OF the corner
stone in the usual beautiful impressive
masonic ritual. GrHud Master G. r.
Back closed with an appropriate
speech. Capt. j. Il. Stone introduced
the orators of the day. Gov. s. ID. Me
Enery and Senator Il. +. Jonas, both
of whom were listened II With rapt
attention. Thcir fitting tributes 10 the
ladies were loudly applaudcd. Capt.
IL. Z. Wells, of Eichland, upon being
loudly called for, mounted tho stand
and kept his hearers in II merry mood
by his many anecdotes. Dinner was
announced and heartily responded to.
There was plenty to ca: AMI drink.
A dance was given for the guests who
were going away ut 3 y. m, At night
the large hall was filled With merry
dancers and appropriately brought TO a
close Madisou's truly gala day.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-06-04
JUDGE WOODS SUCCESSOR.
: Southern Man Will Receive The App
pointmCnt.

WASIHNGToN, jane l. AssUcat aG!
Press. "A prominent official, entirely
disintercsted, VITO has talked with the
President in regard II the vacancy in
the United states Supreme COult,
caused hy the death Of Justice Woods,
said to Il reporter Of The Associate ed
Press last night, that while the Prcsi-
dent has decided - give the place to
the South, he is satisfied that there is
nothing in the Constitution, the law
or he presidents which confines the
selection OF appoinleo i the StttG III
Guided in the circuit to- which the de
ceased Justice was assigned. The
official explained that while Congress
fixed the boundaries of Judicial Cir
cults, the Court itself makes he assign
ment OF Judges, and it has frequently
happened that Judge appoint I'd from
one State is assigned to circuit in an
entirely different section of the country,
and also that when a vacancy has oC-
cured III any particular circuit il has
been frequently filed by an appoint
ment from State altogether outside
of it3 jurisdiction.
ttfE IEffGRAttt One dollar nyr
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-06-04

people are enjoying new
{. OF ventilated straw hat.
acted by working the straw
centre In the top, in layers
these are ord inarily Joined
ler, but In the new hat the
q joined by delicate open
Lrk, so that the hat, when
ne light, looks like a piece OF
&ork. Such ventilation as Is
ecured has never been obtained
It is not confined to the top OF
+ band, but includes the whole
lThs supply of air thus secured
he head IL invaluable for the hairs
ttb. Instead Of hot and dry scalps
WAS tho case with the old hats
Aee can now be we'll cooled and
9ughly.aired heads.-City Item.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-06-04
West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter

West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter
=:
The Ouachita Telegraph Is RESPONSE
for the statement that Attorney
,eral Cunningham, who 10 a can
to for governor, will go into the
convention with at least QUE
OF the New Orleans delegation
light parishes of North louisa IN
back. Will the Telegraph please
what will become of Cunning
supporters when they see that
andtdate stands no chance? In
'ords who will they support
or McEnery?
telegraph is not authority for
ment attributed to II in the
fagraph. What the Telegraph
In the way of editorial COM
N a statement made by con-
10 that effect. II 1t be true,
-and Mr.. Cunningham's sup
&c that he has no cha nee, there
,ticular reason why they should
4 either McEuery or Nichols.
.he contrary there are cogent rea-
,sns why they should support neither.
They can find thousand men in
'uisiana willing TO accept the nomi-
on who would make as good II not
er governors than McEnery or
choiis.
-
THE TELEGRAPH: One dollar per
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-06-04

Infant eridan relates this
ed up in New Or
oy, OF citizens of that
ere,dent Lincoln to beg
turs-:. Butler from COM
1.-the President listened
Fitted their thousad and
Md then said: dwell
dch as you dislike Gen.
east he has done one good
u, for by his wise sanitary
e has kept the yellow fe-
10 of the delegates, creole,
before the President and re-
~excitediy "Pardon, Mistah
pardon it was not Butter
.ep re fevaire away from 20 city;
) God. He still have u feette
for poor people. He do not send
tier and ze yellow fevaire re
son; no sare." The President
heartily, but all the same Gen.
'as kept in command.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-06-04

THE TEIEGRAFH oae dollar per
year.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-06-04

.sh this week q full aud fair
rcf the school fund muddie
our esteemed COP temporary,
leans States. We think q
sal Of this article will con-
most skeptical and fault
t our State officials are not
I confused condition Of the
Je are certain that no fair
caD ceDsnre our present
n or our efficient Super
,cation, in the matter.
rmake these gentlemen
81 of the youth Of our
Men still born.-More-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-06-04

end of the Sentinel answer
;, simple question :? Is 1t,
'e duty of the Auditor to
hrs In the books OF the
mo nd is it, or is 1t not
peopIs'ntendent Of Edu'
ctais. 'sburse the school
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-06-04

THE TELEGRAPH: One dollar per
ar.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-06-04

TliE TELEGEArtt One dollar pei
year.
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ROE ADVERTISEMENTS

rne, paying the same h0nUfe 90
we're paid the other posts.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
FOURTH EDITION
A Ed.,.r Ai,sv . osa Of Rips.


This morning the editor Of the New.
ark LEDGER sent ore OF his men 70 this
city With Q coil Of Pipe 70 have one
Blended like is. The first plsce the man
vent wss Remipetots'. Reusnstons'
were to busy to bend H. end the man
cent Q meses Re TO the editor 10 that sf-
feet The editor received the mosrAge,
and - II was important that he should
bsve the coil, - tas engine could not
be run without it. he ~ .nce took the
train ios Wilmington to lock up the
man Asd tAs Pipe. The 6rss place Wis
tied wAs Hsmineton,'. They told him
they bed sent the man TO Gasthrop's
With all haste possible the editor
y eut TO Gavthfop, They had not had
time TO fx it Asd had sent him to
Miller b jenkins On the vAy 10
Miller d Jsr kips' the Newspaper man
stopped at Allsn Sceakman's. Speak
msu. like the others. had sent the man
TO Edward p. Kane. On visiting Mr..
Kane's place II was found thai the
plumbers hsd taheo II 70 the black.
smith shop OF John Bader on Osanee
street. To this place the editor repaired,
and found 70 bis Joy that the plambsr
were engaged in beading L. rne EDITOR
thinks very highly Of Mr.. KAns's akill
~ Q plum Der, a. be 10 the hrst one he
has four d Who was willing 10 under
take the bending. He has also . good
opinion Of his IN detective wo:k.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
A. the Academy.

Every seat In the Academy Of Music
vas taken last evening 70 witness the
splsndid bill given By the Australian
Novelty Company. This oom pAny 70
uv que stioDably the best In i2 entirsty
oi -.y similar orrAn,xstion, ard every
amber 10 worthy Of mention. Is.
Clair and Russell, In their practical
joke" again toek the house by storm,
and Harry LeClAiI's impersonaticns Of
female chAi scters vss never equAllcd In
this city. TIE Austin sisters, in their
truly vonderful q ial feats, deserve
more than . pacing potice. Their
flying leaps through spscs have never
been eqnailed, and how they are able 70
accom- D ,ish them Is . Dyst~ry.
Mile Aime's extrSor1ipAry feat OF
walking the cei.iog head downward, 10
VOC derful. aud elbows that fhe is not
only pu sessed Of great strength bu,
slso . nerve seldom fouLd even In u en-.
The pets us.d are inserious. and gives
the audience q secatity that no accident
can hAppep the darisa performers,
without which II ~ouid b. almost lon.
possibie TO witness II. This CON pany
WI be here ell the week. but a. N
served seats are Alr-sdy selling very
fat those desircus q seeing this epte.
tairmert hsi better secsre tteir ticketl
- soon 10 poesibls.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
sar dAy eeh goIlnioa.

The z ortaly II -ettps Of The BAp;.st
Sunday School Eaioo lac! evening 81
G.Aee RAp,ls: caurch xts one o. much
icEeIest A .xcs1isni paper on tie
A., : ls.iiosiSg" was read By
Rev. Il ". G iii, OF the Girman Bap
Is: e 4!ch, I'D wsz folio osed By az
2rc,itz reu sris by q7is = punb.r.
Mr. ] -4ph Py's. superintendent OF the
s.. Pags y Z Sunday school, gave .
y-.y ls:ruc; We aud inspiinx address
CT lie work OF the International San
day S.Sool Couveuiion ~ Chicago iAst
JC=s, sad TO which be vas the only
de.sssie from Delaware. His sise Aoo
eArte.t worts iAss evening, min sled
witt The eItr,s.s frcu the report
woIli nave been very heipful to sli the
Soudsy tcsoo, vorkers Vt our city. a,
the rvenron in Chicago Mr.. Pyle
vas Il to.sn corresponding secretary and
A f.-t GA~throp vice rresidsnt fcr
this 5 a:e. Il is believed thA, py tsess
two ernest wo,k- ~ important eeLday
schoo. neAs urea viii be inAoS1rsted foI
Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
The water Co,nmiss, on ,

The regular weekly meeting OF The
Roard Of Wa:er Com aiss.ooers was
ke,d last everias. The ciiy treAsurr
reported . balance OF Si3 $50 10 In bank
81 The credit OF the comm issiop. The
weekly pay rul amounting TO $S5s IS
was presented and orders drasn In
favor Of the parties named. The peti'
tion o! willard Pyle, for water pipes
on franklin street above Eleventh, was
nc: RrApted Jcbn ~ Irwin ~as
grated permission 70 lay pipe In Q
ccuu rnunins wesi from Locust street
above Taylor.
Dzhns tie evening the following
bitts we're rressntaj and oriers drAwI:
Lea Pa.ey Company, slo0; George
W. S'on', sSl3; JAmes and Webb Com
psny, s22; hspmAn vAlv- ManufAciur
ing Go $534 o2: John D ,rsey. si 20;
Wm Davtd.on, SIG 0a; Pieros & Bee
son. ti4; Every EseninG Printing O,
% 3s; J-hG X Hudson b Co $3.50;
kenIeb-r Ice and Coal CON
parry, sso354 Tomiipson q Sou
e. g.; Charles War ue- CoupAny, t50s
PGi.lp. & Kane, 1871 o
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
Bryn Mavr's Hotel Barnsd.

A.. .'a,ei D iefiy In yesterdays Fs.
PUBLICAN the large hotel Ut Bryp
ha~r, osned by the Penpsylvania
ti' read, xas destroyed BY fre jester
day morning. TIE fre was Hrst els
covered in the kitchen. All efforts to
exur 2ui.h IL failed. An alarm was
given aud all the guess, together with
the!- baggage, escaped. The hotel fur
nt,ure wss nearly all saved TIE are
was cau.ed BY detective hae- Word
vas te.eSrAphed to Philaie phis and An
engine and truck we're sent 70 the scene,
ooI theJ did no good on account Of the
scarcity ot water
TIE II ain bui.dirg vas erected In
lsI!, s-d sdditioEs were bail, TO IL In
le15 .nd ls56. The baildrS Contained
5p rooms, aud together with The
grcuads, ~kich compriss aboot Is
acre, were worth $500 coo. Tue onild.
Ing Vas iusared for about SisO. 0CO. The
hoe. va % lave been closed on SAtui.
dAy.
F.:e lis acrain destroy ed the stab q
1r1 car age ho-ss OF Haso BsrreI'
pS=:Gss'er st Btyn AAsr. The ioss IA
aooa! $40.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
Fisst Ride

half.ps-t . ) 40 K this porpirg .
city stree Tsilssy car, drawn BY two
splsndli isn bay horse, Harry and
Frark. wt'G ID ivsr E,sthurn and Con
dpc;o- S',Ai 70 charge, startSd northerly
Ter tie 6..s up on TIE pew E vsrview
road o, ard were President wu.
CAnog, Sou r'endsui Wm. Il. Bur.
de..e, Ws-h'uSton Jones AId George
Il. htss, Esq. Mr.. Miller OF the
FArnsrs' V N-tusl Fire Insurance Co.,
ZlbA F,rIis sed his erAnddau. hter, +,
Ms hss LA HcSer. who, although
she IL on "a ~ aod one hAf years Of
ASs, VIA .as. be the n,G lady who
rote oa ~ 3. Andy Inc extension OF
our eat r9t .iUs city railway com
pSny's t,. ks.
A; G az ere drug store tie cal
vas stoTgsc ard joseph TssuAll "a.
escorte st4o&rj hy Presidea; Candy,
sho ais -xt-Gded . like c3ur;esy tc
Rev. =. = ,riner LilIell 90 the way
hack atd reporter OF the DAILY
REPUBLICAN L .erytody slorx roe
llEe s,aEe lG, car AID sm sIsi shsil
app 'ohauou AL seosrd ! oked ex
seed.EG.y hsp2y, ana coaverA:!oa we:
animate, sa1 rJnSta'aisiJry
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
THIRD EDITION.
the street Msd sewer Dspnrtmsaf.

Eno street Abu coW0f DoRoftnno0x.
The Director of the Street and Sewer
Depar ln,ps held l ng meeting last
evening. The weekly pay roll Of ISL IS
was allowed and also that Of the Survey
ing department. 70 September so The
chief ragineer rep rted that Stockton
street had been brought to grade. One
hair OF the bill tor sais used by the Board
Of Health and the Street and Sewer Dlrec
tors, amounting - f3ol.2i, was ordered
paid.
" Nller ard Jenkins were allowed to
drain cellar on Clayton street, l. u. Van
Klescx g. Jay drain on Pen sylyanis ave-
nuc pear Van Bureu street
A resolution was passed to 6x the grade
OF Bsraeit rect between Eleventh and
Tye,f.l streets and % esiablish grade OF
Four ernth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Walnut
and Poplar streets.
A resolution was ordered to be made by
the rhief engineer permitting q. saw
don TO lay aiding rom the B. & o. Rail-
road and cross Fourteenth street At grade
at pcirt east Of Scott street. He WAS
also givsn perm issiou to Get 100 feet Of
curb ON east side OF Scott street begin-
ming a, Thirteenth.
A desI for the beds of Narhsli, Brown
and Wright szeets vas received from the
Christ.ana improvement Company and
placed n Gle.
There rot being the requisite number OF
sigrers 10 tbe petition OF Henry z. Pusey,
10 curb and pave Front street between
Sco;I and Lincoln, IL vas rejected
TIE secretary wa ordered to notify
Ford s. Ryan that Is they had violated an
ordinance by tapping drains Without per
mission from the Directors, unless the
provisions of resolution OF . previous
meeting were complied with they would be
fned $50 for each ofense-
books, shows the unpaid liens. 20 amou at
TO 81, no % ta5,ooo OF this can pro %
bly, DC collected
sidewalk At Chestnut and Harrison streets
within - days
Pans Tor fitting up the department
room were submitted, but no action
taken.
The Directors meet again thi. evening,
wher they will consider the paving OF
Market sire ee.seen Fifth and sixth
with ssPhaltum blocks Bills were sp
prov, q as iolIoss: C. Fl Mcguire, 200;
Ferris 5 o e, 50 cents; J. Riley, s+l6.
IS; A Trayuor, 80; T 5 Bradley, tls6;
n. Kyle, Is. "; Kent & Weeks, S7.ol;
Comes osi and Lumber Co - es; HiIAr
i Sor, s9i5; Delaware Terra Gotta Com
psny, IS 9s; Il. B1ggs & Co $3.50;
J. .MrKepdr,ek, ISL. rs; Davis s simmons,
SIS Il. Davis & Bro ,s253 70; r Walker,
$Si,, J. =. Fiaa.er sl2s 81; P. 7 Mar
lin, s+j o6 he balance In bank on Octo-
her 4it, vas Sc, ,449 "a
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
cs.srsd oss per,.v.

The On nd Unissd Order OF Old Eel
love had sTssads 10 this city te-,ay.
Quits number CT visitors fsou Other
places we're yFs.pt. TIE procession
was headed ~ the Military Bead Of
SoHwr6 by the Phils
delphia .PAtrisrca In fa.l urlf2ru.
FoliovirR thesc N "A sevsrs' carriages
he tignstaries of tie order.
Tho Liberty Band cf West Chestsr
came next. foliovsd BY Brandy vine
and Frieodship Lodats Of THE city.
The Diawood 6'Ate Bsnd OF Newark.
Dsawzre, followed By Ksdesh BArena
Lodge OF the same place. Many OF
the members carried eDbiens Of the
order such ss balances, haods, lions.
IT,, aud . wagon brought up the rear
o. the procession. Ia this wason go
. long pole ant goat and . plac,rd
gave the Information that the goat and
sreasy pole belonged 70 Brady . Inc
Lodge, No 1905 The procession was 8
very cfeditsbls one.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
UacAIA-a

The local branches Of ths Irish Land
League met in the room OF The Ancisns
Order Of AibsfniAns, last evening. Ths
following societies wer. requested 70 ~
tend the reception Of the Irish members
Of the British Parliament on Tuesday
evening, Oct 18th: Shields Library As
socistion, Knights OF b. Lawrence, Irish
Nationaiists, So Pete''s Beneficial socie-
~, St Paul's Society, St PstricA's eocie.
", St. Benedict's Society, 81 Mays
TJtal Abstinence soeie,y, Rev, Patrick
Reilly Association, Reilly lyeeum, Reh
man Library and No. l, 2, s, 4, ). Q and Z
Ancisnt Order Of Hiber nians
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
DIEU.

EIcH hEDS-Ol tie eta .ns; Jsaa:s. xtis
OF j Is. Riea.rts, ss@1 5:5eY.A
helsg YES sut i1en4s 8-e Ts.p.c.:ally in.
yt.si 10 :; eaf her IursrI' iro, tae rea.
dercs OF her hrsosc1 lao Tsl=z; street or
thursday AfsaIEScn Servi IS 81 n hoass
aI o'cfock. .nttrmeat 81 RiserTev GENE
terT.
HOUSTON On tie Nth Inst Nay Arn,
tAus her of lin s;hy and NAY Il 3usion.
sgsd a yeas
kelGty,e And friends are respectfully IL
yit<d TO attend her funera from the r 81. er &c
CT her p .rena IL Bosateun on THURSDAY
N araii 6, - As a. 81. lAuls IAtt eiie
church at o'eieex. la:sraea, a; nes
Csth edtsi eemetey
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
the Au.ora.r,e Far. sp.,sk,.r.

Fir. frtqaen,ly breaks out At night
in Arse ildnsriAl embellishments, tie
origin o. which u rever krowp. The
wAlchm "a may be vISilanI and COZ
tinuai.y The lockout, bat while he 10
IN one PR: OF the building . Ere may
break on IL another. Consec aently It
has for yes-. been . suhiee, OF study
anoos ne iuvsotors o. Earope, As well
ss e /. cop1fry, 10 hnd some means By
which 6 'e can b. u a. n be the asent
20 ez.iusui.h IEe,f Tn's prob N as
been 81 we'd ey tne inveu'ion Of G lorel
Gray. v b o. s!:ss @ 10 stmr.e, csup cts
spd eS ct.vs
TEeSE? II vhlch this work 10 dons
is SIMPLY &c Gauss tas nre 10 turs cn the
wa.er that vii. extinsuish IL Colonel
Grs! la. 20 ru'h confidence 10 hts in
vsr;.oz :.a; CD Friday ~ ersoor be in
tards . prJTe is a .iercy by setting
hrs - tie wolien mills al kianensi,
a1e sA..asui hiUs /: in this name.
tbs Is Al aI.er which con csrns every
business ma Il tie an;ry IS IN Other
Pisc-s E1s;e ;a,s s1,onbsIo tpr.ns sr
Il rse4. tbs !Esur..ca clu psE es have
stoEu tG-ir c3J Itahcs in il by red &C,
iIg iass: sfsniCus 70 the loxssi "a Is
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
Birthday Parry.

A company pumbsrinS forty eisht
osuple- met last evening as No. I'LL
West Front street, the occasioa being
James II. WillArd's 75th birthday. and
also the l2,h birthday OF Wsltsr 6easies.
After thoroughly epj pjoyine shemsslves
during the evening The party, aftsr par
akips ct refreshments, took thsir leave
about II O'Clock. Mess1 willard and
6earles we're the rcipienu Of many
nice presents
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
The GraS wiGou

To morrov night and $50 on Friday
nisn; Charles 7. PSrs.oe vi. appear at
the o>a House ard present = new
eor-3y entitled a Gfsss " dow" in
wtitA he sGs,A;cs tss character of 8
Ch!nAmsn. NJ. pArs.os : vel known N
this city eST'ug spqs2-ssi here ruuber
Q. Gr-es IN Ms Partner" de is sus
sel .ea. comN3iNr, ard h:s In p$rsoa.iion
si tie 'Eex sCu Ctiuee' hA. never oe Z
tquSled The Grass W!3cE = ore Of
Il ose comedies tta, s?a-kl. with vi; and
hun = a.le he &c: ho.3s ;ls ATE ton
of the audience CctI lie c.ose.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
John o. CIArha

The xrnouneeuent thK. John Clarke
t.e e2i5euI comedian, VII aPpe2- =; the
Oqera Eoas. I I, NoncAy uizht, gives
? mise 0; AZ evening" Of geouios enjoy
Deci. NJ. C.srke viii prese double
b., oona ti-g of "a Fair Enooanier
A. A Rourd Trip" The company sup
porting Xr. Clarke Il under ihe manage
nett 0: ;be veteran John 7. fOrd All 10
s.-.=s sous Of tie best actors ard actress
g - tie AIerfeAn sage
Daily Republican., 1887-10-12
city Coar.

william Wallace was bsfoss Judse
Cuun:ls =: this pc1hlpS's session CT
the CITY oou.t, charged With being
6rark ssd ti-ordtr.y, sad sentenced 10
pay & = Ct IS and c3s.s
JOIN + Brl:ne-i vas charged With
soInnitlns au ssssu'i snd battery on
his wife sni her testimony sho~ei that
he VAS drulk peAr.y al the tue, ar d
that tbs children are oe,ise 20 keep
The hoasa out ot what tbes car carr.
Sac s''ted tha; she has beeu married
sbcal y ears snt ha' stt chdiren, tie
youngest ot SaIch !. ID months old AID
The s!aes' GooGi - yea-a.
Nes:eI6sy while sAe ~ss getting
dinner one Of the lizzie children saii.
Here coues papa, and lie Is drurk
agaiE." Wh.n he entered te 6eu anded
his diurtr ste handed him . p,a's
f.ltd q Win potato FkrinSs, Epd cSoa ID
AsEirR u ;hS wa sll she tat, 20 d hiu
TIA she bsd 10 Keep What little faoi sh.
hsc Tor the Children sto exrrei is
Tai .F!i's,et !n, ard lie suscked tsi
face and pulled her hair. Cry Solic;tol
Bal, Hto syrps;h'zd dssrly with II,
Sou aa, Ssnisi min seat 10 iAi!, ou'
The &c % II . SD . drt ~ g. aCd eos.s
aEoaLt!3E tto.etHer 70 g. So